The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-12
THE RACES At ST. LOUIS.
SPLENDID WEATHER AND The
ID LARGEST ATTENDANCE.
Fgment, Little Mlnch, BlithesOme,
Mary Ellis, Blddy Bowling and
Tennessee Win.

ST.. LOUIS, NO., Jcne 1.-The sew
enth day OF racing was notable for
splendid weather, dry, a pretty track
and the largest attendance OF the
meeting. 1t was fsvorites' day except
in one Instance, and there was but lit
tie difference between the leading
horses.
First Race-Purse $500; f,r all ages
one mile and oDe-sixteenth. -Four
starters: Egmont, ll8, Matthews;
Galatea, 95, Compton; Klamath, l03,
Winchell. No pools. In the books
ESmont stood l 10 8, Ga'Rtea and
Klamath, 10 to l. OF three starters
Egmont took the lead sod was never
headed, winning by five lengths; Ga
latea second, and klamath third.
Time-l 80
Second Race. Purse, $500; for all
ages; seven. eiphths mile. Thirteen
starters: Joe Crtsson, 107, Hays; Dy-
Mantle, 100, VIII chell; Little Minche,
lis, Witbers; Ma aria, ITO, Fishburn /;
Vivian, 90, Kelly; Tom Uptegrove,
107, Steele; E,trella, los, Wet; Kali
tie, 95, Walker; Water Leap, ITO,
Murch; Archbishop, 1l2, Turner
Modesiy, ll2, BaylGck; Ii tie Jessie,
95, Cunningham; Black Mike, liz,
Sparger. Pools: Little Minch, $40
Modesty, sl5 Estrella, $40; Dynamite,
So; field, So M1desiy was of in front
at the start Little Minch second, and
Dynamite third. At the quarter pole
Little Minch took the lead and abe led
the way n wire, winning easily by two
lengths; Dynsmite SECOND and Mod.
esty third. Time-l :29.
Third Rale-St. Louis Fair stallion
stakes, with 1880 added, for tW o year
old colts or FLIES; three. quarters OF a
mile. Six starters: Allanh, liz, Ham.
ilton; BlilhesomP, liz, Winchel
Huntress, III, Withes; DukeDta, 115,
Lehue; Hypocrite, 49, West; White.
ALL l15, Murphy, Pools: Huntress,
$45; Hsggin's entries, $50; Hypocrite,
SIS; field, 500 White Huntress and
Hypocrits were of in front, White
leading past the quarter and half mile
pole. Hypocrite took the lead a. the
head OF the stretch, Hun,ress second,
but as they came down Blitheeome
ran through and won by two length /;
White second, and Huntress third.
Time-1:l6i.
Fourth Racs-Purse $500, selling
one mile. Seven star ers: Barsk, 95,
Winchel; Barney Aaron, l09, Ham.
iltoA; Gasoline, 80, Cunningham 4;
Clonee, los, West; Warfellow, lO5,
Tompkins; Osgood, 100, Ward; Mary
Ellis, 81, Ke ly; T-nlise was scratch
cd. Pools: Mary Z lie, $40; Clonee,
sos; Barney Aaron, 1928; field, $l6
Gasoline, O once and Mary Ellis were
In front at the start, but Mary Ellis
went ahead and completely lost the
bunch, winning by ten lengths; Case.
line second and Barak third. Tine
1:44t.
Fifth Race-Purse $500, selling;
one mile. Seven starters: Biddy
Bowling, 100, Vincent; st. Valentine,
98, Winchell; John Henry, l07, John
son; Alfred, los, West; Avery, los,
Gerhardy; Hottentot, los, Fink
Lombard, 100, Harris. Pools: Biddy
Bowling, $50; st. Valentine, $50, Al
fred, $40, field, $40. Aired, Avery
and Lombard we're of In front at the
start, and Lombard led at the quarter
pole, but was passed by Alfred who
was first at the hsf mile aud three
quarter pole, Biddy Bowling then
came ahead and won by two lengths,
Alfred second and st. Valentine third.
-l:45l.
Sixth Re. Handicap steepiechase,
purse $500; full course. Three starters:
Tenne ssee, 164, CsnavaD; lNettie Wat
kius, 1870, Hay den; Aulelian, l40,
Huston; Asclla scratched. Pools:
Tennessee, s25; fie d, So Aurelisn
made the running, with Matte Wat
kins second and Tenness, third. As
they came out on the track Tennessee
was third, hut almoet mmediately
went to the front ard won easily by a
length; AuTeiau second, Nettie Wat.
kins third. Time-b 1891.